And here is some advice for you in all seriousness. I will cut you some slack because I know you're still a bit young. Work on your maturity a bit. Based on your last post in the other Super Robot Wars project, your attitude is less than ideal. And it's not cool to try to assert how great or talented you are onto others like that or compare yourself to other groups. I'm pretty sure that's part of the reason you are having such a hard time in this community.

Rather than lash out about other groups or complain about your translators etc.. Here's what you do. Get yourself a web page and do your project. If you don't have a translator, you don't need one. Do all the work anyway with dummy translations simply to show that you have all the issues worked out.

You can practically FINISH all the hacking work without the actual translations. Then you can come back and say Look at this, I finished all this work, here's a script if anybody wants to finish it up. Does that guarantee you'll get one? Absolutely not, but it will earn you respect and increase your chances and have less chance any translator would want to flake out on you.

You keep saying there wasn't much to do on the project, by simply by reading the list you rattled off, there are still MANY issues left for you resolve. Length of time working on project sometimes doesn't mean too much. How about letting your actions speak on why you are better than any of the other groups working on the game rather than trying assert your reasons like you did.

Honestly, I'm only trying to help you out. You'll probably gain a lot more respect from people by carrying yourself a bit differently. If you're one of those short tempered people which it seems you are, just let some things roll off. Don't take things too personally. A friendly attitude is what wins around here. If you look at how the most respected community members conduct themselves, you'll generally find(there are always exceptions) they're not quick to conflict, are generally friendly, let their actions speak louder than their words, and don't take things too personally. That's a recipe for some respect and ultimately some success with this hobby.

IMO, it isn't a waste of time to bring to an end your own project.

You know.

You could use what little experience you got from hacking -this game- on something else.

You never know, it's always possible that you might be able to do a better job than any of the other hackers currently working on the project. Have some optimism. If you could find a way for to work with froid_san that would be good too, because I've taken a look at his hack and he has accomplished a lot of things.

Gideon will get it done anyways. 

Don't take this the wrong way, but it sounds like you're just looking for an excuse to quit. If you don't want to do it, fine, say so, but don't pull all of this "person X is better than me" and this mopey, eeyore attitude. Suzaku said he was interested but you failed to return any of his correspondence, so don't pull the "I don't have a translator" shit either. Useless drama hurts everyone.

The two have a lot in common, from the point of view of the hacker. If you were to take a look at both ISO images, you'd soon see that what has been learned from one could probably be applied to the other. In fact, I believe Gideon has stated that his starting point for this project was tools which were developed for Alpha.

In short, while he doesn't have Alpha listed as a project right now. it's eminently possible that he could begin working with it at some point after Alpha Gaiden is complete.